Remember the days when 1.1.2 OTB iPhone owners had to patiently wait for an unlock to be released? Then word came out about a “SIM” solution could magically trick your iPhone into letting any carrier SIM to be used? If you’re thinking about the TurboSIM, it was the original “SIM” solution. It definitely took the world by storm, and Business Week has an excellent article about the story here.
The article interviews Pavel Zaboj, co-founder of Prague’s Bladox, maker of the TurboSIM card and is an interesting read. Consider it the original solution that spawned the release of similar solutions, E.G. the StealthSIM and other Chinese knock-offs (these solutions most likely have had their prices hit rock bottom now that 1.1.2 and 1.1.3 OTB iPhones can be unlocked!). Anyone out there still using their “SIM” solution?

“Please, no more talk about iPhones!…I honestly couldn’t care less anymore.” – Pavel Zaboj
If you enjoyed this post, please subscribe to my RSS feed, so you won’t miss any updates!
Other articles in the category: News
What’s New on Crave: February 2023
We’re rounding the corner into another month and Bell Media today has shared its list of what’s new on the Crave streaming service for February 2023. February is Black History Month and Crave has highlights featuring Black creators, talent, and cultural figures with various curated special collections. One upcoming title is the TSN and Crave Original […]
M2 Mac Mini vs Mac Pro Performance Test [VIDEO]
Michael Tobin has shared a new video on his YouTube channel, comparing the new M2 Mac mini, which starts at $799 in Canada, with the Mac Pro worth $13,000. Tobin calls it the "DaVinci Resolve Battle” as he uses the professional video-editing software to gauge the performance of the two machines. For those who aren’t...
Apple No Longer Developing its Own WiFi Chips Says Kuo
Ming-Chi Kuo has today claimed on Twitter that Apple is no longer working on its own WiFi chips, leaving Broadcom as the biggest winner of the iPhone 15’s upgrade to WiFi 6E. According to the veteran Apple analyst, Broadcom will be the leading beneficiary of the WiFi industry-standard upgrade to Wi-Fi 6E/7 with higher ASP. “My...